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COAST'S

PRINCE RuPERT, B.C., SATURDAY, AuGusT 17,

1912,

 

"Price Five Cents

GGEST LOAD OF LUMBER FOR RUPERT

OME RULE BILL OPPOSED: SLOPPY VANCOUVER: ARRIVALS BY BOAT: REAL ESTATE DEALS

 

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\ SPLENDID SHIPMENT FOR

EVELOPMENT ;

 

LARGEST LOAD OF PILES EVER

 

 

ACTIVE RESISTANCE TO HOME RULE
BEING ORGANISED BY OPPOSITION
THERE MAY BE VIOLENT CONFLICT

HEAR THE
VISITING
PASTOR

we i port vesterday| the } the coas : eing
lin port y ere 4 oe up i ist After being An interesting announcement
t of creosoted] held up for a considerable time jis that Rev, A, G, Cameron of
hipped this far north.| while endeavoring to convert the C Pl | Lethbridge has consented to give
ined for bracing|Lady of the Lake into a coall ampaign anned to Establish Provisional Government in Prog jis. sunday evening address al
imerhes, it wae lates eae nt f Ul Di T the Presbyterian service in the
Government '
jovernment| wavisahle to attempt the _trip| vince of Ulster---Aims to Divert Taxation From Dublin and —itiniprvss Pheatre.” Mr, Cameron
se of construe
i qhial weiaw a heavier ter boat R . Mili ° F 5 | C is in our city on a visit with his
rae pitee, OAM ed ae Beak te aise Militia Force---Solemn Covenant to be Entered |nephew, Mr. J, Lorne McLaren,
ve scow at Bburne,| and the seow analls brought into | | Wh C Wi S R . and many citizens will be glad of
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had been specially| port yesterday afternoon, some| nto en ovenanters ill wear to esist the opportunity of hearing him,
eote, 80 as lthree weeks overdue Conside H R | d S P / 8 | G The morning Presbyterian service
icing below the] able relief was experienced = by ome u e an upport rovisiona ovt. will be held in the Rall on Fourth
ling e 0 e represents es 0 e con : : 1] rere x
brin om ma th . p! ntatiy f th col | Special to Daily News lishment of an Ulst provisionallta support provisional govern. ror,
a eeaakee silaia - pede ors, assuring them that the! London, Aug, 17 The oppoesi-| government for the diversion en twee Septe : a. ane a.
a sale: nie tap ellen Week Geel oth t | pI I ment Between September 8th THE WEATHER
ide a single shipme orte 0 ould not be de
half a million feet] le sot At present there is a large oe leader, Bor Law, has not|Ulster taxation from Dublin ana}and 27th demonstrations have ——
{ siderable delay} amount of material on hand, The| Ye! publicly replied to the broad- for the raising of militia been arranged to take place in For twenty-four hours ending
arrival, owing|creosoted piles that arrived ves sia by Winsto hurchill, first The plans, it is asserted, are/the principal Ulster cities, the|5 a. m., August 17th: Barometer,
the little tug boat terday completes the amount) of the admiralty, who de-jto be divulged on “Ulster Day speakers including the Duke of) 30.021; maximum temperature
I e was found to} that is necessary for immediate]! ott the action if the Gon-| September 28th, when religious|Abereorn, the Duke of Devon-|56; minimum temperature, 47
vork of towing| work in hand | servative leaders citing the| serviees will be held in the chief} shire, the Marquis of London- .
| am steritee to revo b there is| towns in -Ulster provines ali derry, the Marquis of Salisbury,
| an ph - evidence that the Unionist| which  politieal demonstrations| Admiral Lord Charles Beresford
P are taking up the gov l} be held, the participants|!ord Hugh Cecil, Sir Edw: rd
seroment challenge Plans have|; ‘edging themselves by s mn) Carson and Frederick Edwin}
been completed the estal venant to resist home rule and) Smith,

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GRIEVANCE,

 

LOCAL JOTTINGS

OPENING OF

BASEBALL SCORES

 

EDITOR

 

D. Newtor wi now! Ameriéan.
mat th I WANDERERS Detroit 8 New York 9 G. RR. T, Sawle, one of the pio-
irned this ny he Pring Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 5, jneer newspaper men of Prince
eta afier al nded visit t St. Louis 3. Boston 2. | Rupert, accompanied! by his wife,
the big centres poputat t CLUB TONIGHT Chicago 0, Washington 4, jreturned on the Prince Rupert
the south of us, National. jthis morning. Mr, Sawle, who
Philadelphia 5, Piltsburg 3 jhas several newspaper interests,
Mr. George D te and family rhe forma) opening of a New York 7, Chieago 4 including the North Battleford
returned to the city this morning splendid new quarters of the| Brooklvn 3, Cineinnati 4. Optimist, throughout the Middle
on the Prince Rupert after” @l wanderers Club in the new post] joston 5, St. Louis 7. West, has been on an extended
pleasant summer vacation spent) mee pbuilding will take place this} Coast. visit to the lower coast cities and
on Vancouver Island, evening when an open night will} Oakland 2, Vernon 0. the east,
Launch Alice B., W. J. Thomas.| be held, at which members have; San Franeciseo 8, Sacramento 4 —
Phone Green 391. Govt. Wharf./the privilege of taking their ‘ 20 Ib. sk, Sugar, $1.35. Cow-
friends to spend a pleasant social, Benefit Match Tonight. ichan Eggs, 55e per doz. Stalker
8, Gourley and W. H, Logan, | evening and be introduced to the! here will be a benefit game tt Wells. Phones 187 and 430.
iwo well known mining men of] members of the club. j football dnetiantet animaen
Stewart, returned this morning | ; os A ain of the LW, W.and the 0 Ay
on the Prince Rupert on thet oer Baptist Picnic. I, donian Football ¢ "OS eo Cal- LUMBER FOR
lo the little re own. 6 the Baptist Sunday ac hool piente lies team will he e cells artin,
head “of Portiane. “aeet. l'Tuesday, the 20th, at quarantine}; Dunn, J. H, jae Ww. G f coin
“ae l<tation beach. Launch Eleanor|Stewart, Wiggins, Watt, Murray,
Baptist Services. | Mac leaves Government wharf Ferguson and Lamb, The match}
Fellowship in Suffering” wil 140: 30 a. m. Ladies kindly Sad will be played on the Second ave COMING IN
| be the evening subject al the Bap , pees ts, nue grounds. Kick-off at 7.
itis { services tomorrow evening _ - mnenene —_ “
30 o'clock Other services a 1 rravis Lueas returned on Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners. :
usual hours. Everyone weleome./the Prince Rupert this morning} Phone 4. The tug Belle left the harbor
All serviees in Melntyre Hall,|/ from a trip to the lower coast Again, today’s event is Wal-/at an early hour this morning
Third avenue, near Sixth crores. pees Sale. 194 | with two of the empty scows of
j}the Lester W. David Company in
~ | tow, after delivering which at
| Ocean Falls she will return here
ANOTHER STEEL STEAMER IS Restore Dear eee

Prince Rupert, Firs Chief Mandambia 7a
Johnsen, arrived) nounees that two of the fire de
g with 73 | partment employees, Harry Mills
d and 45 th qj and J. MeLeod, have quit the en
Among the] PIs f the city Some dissatis
were the fol ifaction in regard to the wage
W. Exley. H. B. Hall,| *©"" at present in operation and
F Mrs. Lottie Gasley,|@ Seneral desire for a change of
Barke 1. L. Hall, Idal occupation to a less confining
! W Lessing and} @od restrieted calling is the cause!
\. N. Lindsay. Mrs. N assigned as the reason for their)
leh i children. Mrs. 8. F_[ resignations Already,” says the}
} D. Riley, V. Riley, c.] fire chief a competent and ex
\. 8. Johnson, W. G,.| Perienced man has been appointed
} DD and family,|' Hill one of the vacancies.
lr. A, Kelly and
1) itle, H. Earle, J. O
; M and Mrs. Mooney, PLEASANT
lok 8. Gourley, W. H,
I ger, | Faster, Mrs
M W, R. Eggleston,
and wife, F
\. D. Riehardson, F
N. fh. MeKay, F, G. Evans
, : I Freeland, C, R
iy, DD. B. Paulkner and wife, The amateur night perform-
Lawles J B, Skelly F.lanece at the Westholme Opera
Leona Eldred, C. D.J youse last evening played to its
. ; en ne ane usual large audience of Friday
we ( Darent and wife, night patrons Messrs. Whitley
C. Gosner, M. P. Cobe,}| Stowell, Evitt and Cammings, the
ih, Saucey, A. BE. Me-llatter appearing for the first
Crippen, G, R. T time at the opera house on an
silent ates pas- amateur night, aequitted them.
the steamer had 140 selves most ¢reditably and caused
zeneral freight for Prinee}]® large amount of amusement
ind up river and a small and entertainment by their sev-
for the islands, eral turns. The pictures, as
iins in Seattle, Vietoria usual, were excellent, and alto.
\ ver and as far north|sether an hour is very pleasantly
re encountered, spent by a visit to the eozy little}
theatre on Second avenue on a
i ul of a pair of fine Friday evening to “witness the
tched towels to every|@Mforts of the local amateur tal
ff an amount up tofemt
lover was so mueh ap "
lerday that it will be Social Hop.
oday at Wallace's You are cordially invited to
io4 atiend a secial danee given by)
M. M. Gooper al K, of Pp, Hall Sate}
est liquers and cigars urday evening, Aug, 17th Good
muasie, oA
age of railroad ties looming ahead in Ganada, Plans
he inferior timbers treated, B, C, industry possi!

     
    
     
      

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An industry that promises to pas

1 dresses suggested for women, The latest fashion
i 'y Costly dress stuffs,
i ow'’s churches Lethbridge pastor to prem h in
in Chureh Rev, W. H. MeLeod'’s subject Salva
\l captain on Hell
| ‘| items Boat arrivals I'wo fire hall men quit Vis
Ort Vancouver weath wel beyond worst evel

erly pursued,
tistics showing
ion to date,

this vears ene

 

NOW ON THE WAY WITH RAILS

FOR DISCHARGE AT RUPERT

 

 

 

 

 

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Above is a seene very familiar to citizens of Prince Rupert when the stee! was being laid along the

|Skeena and later.
iis on the

There has not been a

‘‘steel boat’’ in the harbor for many months now,
way from Cape Breton with steel that will carry the line near the Golden Spike stage.

but one

Ocean Falls to receive
| feet of lumber for Van-
jcouver. The Ocean Falls tug
expected to arrive with two scows

a cargo of
700,000

is

of lumber for the local years of
the Lester W. David Company
| the middie of next week, The
}scow load of creosoted lumber
| just landed is the largest single
seow load of lumber ever car-
jried in the North Pacific. The

| creosoted material
|} heavy, making the
000 feet more in actual weight
ithan 650,000 or 700,000 feet of
| ordinary dry material would.

is exceedingly
cargo of 470,-.

The Red Tag Anniversary
lat Wallace's a great
i It ends tenight at
jextra efforts are being made to-

 

 

| ad
Sale

Is success,

jay to provide fresh bargains for}

of local

ivi

the final wind-up this

selling event,

10 o'clock and

BIG REALTY
DEAL PENDING
IN RUPERT

H. W. Dagnall, a well known
eontractor of this city, and C. C,
Grand, who was here several
months at the beginning of this

year representing the Melville
Townsite Company of Saskatche-
wan, are on their way back from
a visit to London, England, and

will shortly be in Prince Rupert,
where they will be permanently
located, Messrs. Dagnall and

Grand have been in the old coun.

 

try on a special business trip
connected with a big real estate
deal that is pending and that is
expected shortly to be put
through in Prinee Rupert,
Delivery boy wanted, McRae
Bros., Ltd. 183

WIRELESS
MEN CHANGE
LOCATIONS

with a

eoast

In system
pursued
telegraph
change all around of the officials
and operators has just taken
place at the local wireless station
at Digby Island. The old staff
that have been stationed there
have been transferred to the west
coast of Vancouver Island, The
Pacifie coast system is under the
charge of FE, H. Haughton, with
headquarters in Victoria. The
chief operator is F. De
formerly of Estevan, the
third being J. H.
and Mr. Echlin of
near Vancouver and
stations, respectively.

conformity
by the
service

wireless

a general

 

present
Winter,
second and
Macdonald
Point Grey,
Cape Laze
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE

SHOE STORE IN CITY

Messrs Renworth and Jefferson

have almost completed the in-
terior furnishings and arrange-
ments of their metropolitan ap-
pearing boot and shoe store in
the new Smith Block on Third
avenue, It is certainly a credit to
these two gentlemen and the city
generally to have at the present
stage of our city’s development
such a complete and up-to-date
boot and shoe store, where can

be found a stock of good that is
the last word in merchandise of
this description,

Loyal Order of Moose.
The Loyal Order of Moose will
hold the second meeting under
the direction of Supreme Organ-

izer Edgar Easter Thursday
night, August 22nd, in the K, of P.
Hall, for the purpose of initiat-
ing candidates and election of

All candidates for mem-
bership are requested to appear
for initiation at this time or to
call on the organizer at the Royal
Hotel for full information, The
lodge will be increased in mem-

officers,

 

| bership at the next meeting to
about one hundred, and this
laugurs well for a large and

| Rantens organiation in this city,
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New cold storage

i Breckenridge promoter
Large
Rupert, ineluding Dr BE,
Police Chief Vickers

} table in police court
Telegraphic despatch from

party
A. ¢

room

Angus
30 days by

Telegraphic
Magnifieent fa
Mining Company,

to

t launch

 

| PRINCE RUPERT THIS TIME LAST YEAR

plant planned to be
and manager,
of Methodist Ghureh

courteously

dressing delegates to Gonservative convention spoke for
eral hours and at midnight was still speaking,

MeDonald of the steamer
Magistrate MeMullin
rate between this city
“Kipling”

built in the city,

dignitaries visit Prinee
hown, ©
provides pioneer press

Nanaimo says 8, M. Newton ad.

sev.

Prince Rupert sentenced
for obstreperous conduet,
and Hazelton reduced,

arrives for the Granby